Atlanta Then and Now is a captivating chronicle of history and change since the dawn of the camera age. More...

Going to the ball game is one of America's favorite pastimes and, like the country itself, it has changed with the times from being a popular amateur sport to a high-tech multi-billion dollar business. More...

Baltimore may be world-famous for its crab cakes, John Hopkins University and the Orioles baseball team, but there's much more to this Chesapeake Bay city. More...

The latest installment in the popular Then and Now series showcases the capital of the Heartland and one of the premier cities in the nation and the world: Chicago. More...

Although more than 140 years have passed since Confederate guns first fired on Fort Sumter, our fascination with the American Civil War has not faded. More...

A photographic journey through the history of one of America's most distinctive towns, Las Vegas. More...

Since its humble origins under Spanish rule in the late 18th century when it was named El Pueblo Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciuncúla (the town of Our Lady Queen of Angels of Porciuncula), Los Angeles has developed into one of America's most famous cities. More...

In this compact edition, take a look at the history of Miami, with stunning modern and historic photography and captions describing the development of this famous town. More...

Considered North America's most "European" city, Montréal is known for its culture, sophisticated population and its amazing architectural history. More...

In just the few years since the first edition of New York Then and Now, the city has undergone important changes. More...

Providing an enchanting look at the way Paris has preserved its wonderful heritage as well as adapting to a new century, Paris Then and Now features the city's greatest works of architecture, and its most enchanting places. More...

From the moment it became Arizona's capital in 1912, Phoenix has enjoyed steady population growth and commercial expansion. More...

Philadelphia, the "City of Brotherly Love," is an American institution. Established more than 300 years ago by William Penn, Philly is the birthplace of many American firsts: the first capital city, the first national bank, the first zoo, the first library, and even the first 'cheese steak.'More...

Dating back to the beginning of the first millennium, some of Rome's most famous architectural sites are among the most ancient in the world. More...

There's no denying the charm of San Francisco, a city perched on rolling hills, where "little cable cars climb half-way to the stars." More...

Celebrating America's favorite cityscapes, this series combines historic interest and contemporary beauty. More...